8 PIN PCIE

 

ROSEWILL PCIE8EX-8 8 IN. 8 PIN PCIE Power Extension Cable

An 8-pin PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) connector is a power cable used to provide additional power to high-performance graphics cards, also known as GPUs (Graphics Processing Units). This power connector is commonly found on modern power supplies and is essential for high-end gaming or video editing PC builds.

Graphics cards have become increasingly powerful over the years, requiring more power than can be delivered by the Rosewill case slot on the motherboard. This is where the 8-pin PCIe connector comes in, delivering up to 150 watts of additional power to the graphics card.

The 8-pin PCIe connector is compatible with most modern graphics cards, but some high-end GPUs may require two or even three 8-pin connectors for sufficient power. It’s important to check the power requirements of your graphics card before selecting a power supply, to ensure that it has the necessary 8-pin PCIe connectors.

When connecting this Power Extension Cable to the graphics card, it’s important to ensure that the connector is securely seated and that the cable is not being stretched or bent in a way that could damage the connector or the cable itself. Proper cable management is essential to ensure that the cables do not interfere with the operation of the GPU or other components in the PC.

In summary, the 8-Pin Motherboard Power is an important component in modern PC builds, particularly those that require high-end graphics performance. With its ability to deliver additional power to the graphics card, it enables gamers and content creators to push their machines to the limit and achieve outstanding performance.